Akira Ransomware Recovery Help Required .akira File Virus

Hello, my company is infected by .akira ransomware. They encrypted every single file in the network. Total 10+ servers are down including Windows Servers and Esxi Servers. The hyper-v is also broken.

We contacted Akira on their portal but they are asking for a huge amount that we cannot pay at the moment. Is there any way to decrypt or recover our data? Our backups and everything is encrypted. Any recommendations?
Need quick resolution.

First, I’m an Avast user and not an Avast Team member.

This isn’t a service that Avast Offers as far as I’m aware.

Care really has to be take as there are many scammers out there charging a lot to remove it, take the money and run.

This is a google search I did on removal of .akira ransomware.

Some say you can’t remove it, without a clean backup.

Thank you for the response. I am looking for it…

You’re welcome, I’m only sorry it wasn’t more productive.

I am in touch with a ransomware recovery firm that is monsterclouddecryptor*.com. I have shared some samples with them and they decrypted the files back to normal. They are saying that they can rebuild and restore Akira ransomware manually and can create a custom recovery tool for recovery.

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Hopefully this will work out well for you and not be too costly.

I did find that Avast does have some free decryption tools, I don’t know how recent they are, but akira isn’t on that list.

I think off-line backups need to be a serious consideration so they don’t get hit in the event this were ever to happen again.

Avast decryptor didn’t work for me at all.

From what I saw on the list, there wasn’t an option for akira ransomware.

There’s older version of Avast akira decryptor.

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OK, I must have missed that.

These crooks are going to keep changing the encryption method to combat the people trying to decrypt it an ongoing battle between good and evil..

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You are right. The monsterclouddecryptor.com is working really good. We have restored 50% of our data so far.

Hi, were you able to solve it? How much did they charge you? We are also facing same issue.

Almost, they are good. They charged me 10k dollars for complete recovery and system cleaning

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Best of Luck with the Recovery. I am in touch with them as well, shared some files for analysis.

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monsterclouddecryptor.com is the best and recommended from my side if someone is facing with .akira file virus. They helped me in toughest time. The ransom amount was huge but they charged way less than the ransom amount and restored my entire network in a very short span of time. Moreover, they also helped me in cleaning of my servers.

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I’ll share my experience as well.

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You must.

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Got help from them. They fixed my problem as well. I didn’t expect that such guys really exist.

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That’s great if I were helpful to you.